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Wednesday, 16 October 2013
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Monday, 15 April 2013
I have never been pushed to the point that I felt the need to voice a negative feeling about poor service/support received from an electronics manufacturer. I had a stereo that lasted for nearly 10 years (can’t complain about that), and an amateur radio that is still going after 20 years (minor maintenance required). So that tells me that I generally take good care of major purchases, or the items are well built. On February 28, 2011, I exchanged a blu-ray player that I had purchased from Wal-mart for a more expensive Vizio VIZIO_VBR220Aplayer...
Monday, 5 November 2012
Test configuration:- Windows 8 Pro x64- ADATA N005 PRO Series 64 GB High-Speed USB 3.0 Flash Drive AN005P-64G-CGY- ASMedia USB 3.0 controller, driver 6.2.9200.16420Here is a quick test on the same USB drive using exFAT and NTFS. The drive was formatted each time and it was empty of any data.exFAT:NTFS:Drive:ADATA N005 PRO Series 64 GB High-Speed USB 3.0 Flash Drive AN005P-64G-...
Wednesday, 31 October 2012
Tools required:1 x T5 Torx screwdriver1 x Phillips #00 screwdriverWi-Fi AdapterWD 1TB HDDBare CPU and GPUWith cover offBattery 6900mAh and status LED right belowHeat pipe and exhaust fanClose up of copper plate and pipesThe internals are very accessible by removing just 6 Torx screws. The heatpipes are very thin and the fan is loud. The fan does not seem to have any profiles as it likes to spin at full rpms or stay off during idle.I replaced the...
Good attempt, rough edgesCN15-A1 model from Amazon.com:Intel Core i5 3210M Processor 2.5GHz4 GB DDR3 RAM1000GB 5400rpm Hard Drive (WD blue)15.6-Inch ScreenWindows 7 Home Premium 64-bit (Microsoft Signature)The laptop was immediately upgraded with a 256GB Samsung 830 SSD and 2 x 8GB DDR3 PC12800 running at 1.35v. From the short time spent with the factory install, it could be said that the OS is clean with no bloatware or extraneous services...
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